Amanda Seyfried and Claire Foy turn heads as they join Channing Tatum at the Golden Globes cocktail party during the 2025 BFI London Film Festival on Sunday.
The Mamma Mia! star, 39, looked incredible in a white knitted minidress which she teamed with a stylish trench coat and black knee high boots.
Styling her blonde tresses in waves, Amanda beamed for photos as she posed on the red carpet at the bash, which was held at The Dorchester.
She was joined by The Crown star Claire, 41, who wowed in a sexy sheer black blouse which she wore under a smart fitted blazer and matching trousers.
Styling her dark tresses in a neat low bun, the British star, who earlier in the night attended her new film H is for Hawk premiere, elevated her frame in a pair of boots.
Meanwhile Channing, 45, dressed smart in a beige double breasted tweed suit which he teamed with a white T-shirt.
Amanda Seyfried and Claire Foy turn heads as they join Channing Tatum at the Golden Globes cocktail party during the 2025 BFI London Film Festival on Sunday
She was joined by The Crown star Claire, 41, who wowed in a sexy sheer black blouse and Channing Tatum, 45, who dressed smart in a beige double breasted tweed suit
Celia Imrie, 73, showed off her amazing figure in a red blazer which she paired with black trousers and boots.
Elsewhere Tessa Thompson put on a leggy display in a white sleeveless draping minidress and towering black stilettos.
She looked in good spirits as she posed with Nina Hoss and Nicholas Pinnock during the party.
This year the London Film Festival is running from 8 to 19 October with a series of events.
Earlier this year Amanda revealed there was a role she wanted so badly she auditioned for it a whopping six times.
Speaking on Backstage’s In the Envelope podcast recently, the Mean Girls star revealed she tried out for the part of Elphaba in Wicked on multiple occasions.
‘I’m in that privileged spot where I just don’t have to [audition],’ she said, ‘But I like, of course, I talked about this a lot. I auditioned like six times for Wicked.’
‘Because that had to be really just right,’ the American star said. ‘And I like, I loved it.’
The Mamma Mia! star, 39, looked incredible in a white knitted minidress which she teamed with a stylish trench coat and black knee high boots
Styling her blonde tresses in waves, Amanda beamed for photos as she posed on the red carpet at the bash, which was held at The Dorchester
Claire wore her sexy sheer top under a smart fitted blazer and matching trousers
The actor looked smart in his suit which he paired with a white T-shirt
Elsewhere Tessa Thompson put on a leggy display in a white sleeveless draping minidress and towering black stilettos
Celia Imrie, 73, showed off her amazing figure in a red blazer which she paired with black trousers and boots
Amanda also talked about her Wicked audition in March during an episode of the Happy Sad Confused podcast.
‘I was able to really prepare, and I’m telling you, I’ve never felt that solid in my voice than I did at the auditions,’ she said.
‘And that’s kind of what I got out of it,’ Seyfried told host Josh Horowitz.
‘I do, again, think everything happens for a reason,’ she continued, adding, ‘I also got to sing with Cynthia, and that was a moment in itself.’
In November, Cynthia did a joint interview with The New York Times, where she said it was ‘no surprise whatsoever’ to her when she learned Ariana Grande, 31, had gotten the role of Glinda.
‘I said [at the time], ‘Thank God,” Ariana recalled, with Cynthia adding: ‘Thank goodness, because it was not the two ladies that I was auditioning with.’
While Cynthia did not name who else she’d auditioned with, Seyfried did reveal in 2022 that she had tried out for the part of Glinda, but didn’t specify if she auditioned alongside Cynthia.
She auditioned at the same time she was filming The Dropout, in which she played disgraced scientist Elizabeth Holmes and won an Emmy for her role.
Amanda has made peace with the fact that she wasn’t cast as Glinda. She even lavished praise on Ariana for her performance.
‘I do, again, think everything happens for a reason,’ she said.
Amanda passed on another famous role, that of Gamora in the blockbuster film Guardians Of The Galaxy, opposite Chris Pratt, more than a decade ago.
While promoting her new Peacock series Long Bright River, the actress dished about the many opportunities she been blessed to have had over her career.
Celia beamed as she sipped on a glass of wine
Julianne Nicholson stunned in a sequinned dress
Nina Hoss, Nicholas Pinnock and Tessa beamed for photos
Tom Bateman cut a dapper figure as he hit the red carpet
Amanda beamed alongside glamorous Helen Hoehne
At the bash, Amanda posed with Will Kemp
And when it came to the topic of ones that almost happened, Seyfried got honest about the opportunity that came along with starring on the original 2014 superhero film, directed by James Gunn, based on the Marvel Comics.
She admitted to feeling it was a risk at the time the role was offered to her, during the same interview on the Happy Sad Confused podcast on March 20.
‘Being a part of the first Marvel movie that bombs ain’t good for your career,’ she shared with host Josh Horowitz.
‘I thought that because this was about a talking tree and a talking raccoon that it was gonna be Marvel’s first bomb and that Chris Pratt and I would never work again. I was wrong.’
The Allentown, Pennsylvania native never considered the possible role of Gamora, which ultimately was played by Zoe Saldaña, a risk due to the work of Gunn, who co-wrote the screenplay along with helming the project.
‘[He’s] a genius and he’s fun and he’s a wonderful filmmaker, and he can make anything work,’ she said of the filmmaker. ‘
‘But I was way too scared. I was at a precarious moment in my career, and I didn’t want to suffer for the work.’
Guardians Of The Galaxy went on to become a blockbuster smash, grossing a whopping $773.4 million globally while spending a net of $195.9 million on the project.
Despite all the success of the superhero films Seyfried still stands by her decision to listen to her intuition and not take on the role.
‘I had done some green screen stuff, and it wasn’t my cup of tea, and I don’t regret any decision that I made,’ she stated. ‘I made it for myself in the moment that I made it. It was good for me then, and it’s good for me now.’